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1 Processo de instalação: 1-Adicionar ao arquivo /etc/apt/sources.list os pacotes não livres: deb etch main contrib non-free ou algum outro de sua escolha. 2-Instalar o aptitude apt-get install aptitude 1 / 13

2 3-Instalar Sun Java VM aptitude install sun-java5-jdk 4-Instalar Postgresql-8.1 aptitude install postgresql-8.1 Quando o aptitude terminar, tem-se um banco de dados postgresql instalado e rodando. O Debian coloca o banco de dados em /var/lib/postgresql/8.1. O banco de dados padrão é nomeado como main e localiza-se em /var/lib/postgresql/8.1/main. 4.1-Instalar aptitude install libpq-dev (pg_config) 4.2-Instalar build-essential 2 / 13

1 Quando o aptitude terminar, tem-se um banco de dados postgresql instalado e rodando.

3 apt-get install build-essential 5-A próxima etapa é instalar e rodar o PLjava, o backend java para PostgreSQL. Há um bug no pacote que vem com o Debian (postgresql-8.1-pljava-gcj version b1)que impede o funcionamento adequado. Para resolver esse problema, é necessário pegar o pacote fonte do Debian-way, fazer as mudanças e compila-lo. Para pegar o pacote é necessário adicionar a seguinte linha em /etc/apt/sources.list: deb-src etch main contrib non-free 5.1-Criar o seguinte diretório /usr/local/src e baixar o fonte do pljava: mkdir -p /usr/local/src cd /usr/local/src apt-get source postgresql-8.1-pljava-gcj 3 / 13

Para resolver esse problema, é necessário pegar o pacote fonte do Debian-way, fazer as mudanças e compila-lo.

4 5.2-O Próximo passo é incluir a biblioteca libjvm.so no Makefile cd postgresql-pljava-1.3.0/src/c/pljava vi Makefile Adicionar a biblioteca faltante em três linha dentro do Makefile da seguinte maneira. Linha 71: SHLIB_LINK = -lgcj Substituir por: SHLIB_LINK = -lgcj ljvm Linha 73: SHLIB_LINK += -lws2_32 4 / 13

1-Adicionar a biblioteca faltante em três linha dentro do Makefile da seguinte

5 Substituir por: SHLIB_LINK += -lws2_32 ljvm Linha 79: SHLIB_LINK += -L. -framework JavaVM Substituir por: SHLIB_LINK += -L. -framework JavaVM ljvm 4.3-Instalar o Compilador Java GNU aptitude install gcj java-gcj-compat-dev Linkar da seguinte maneira 5 / 13

6 ln -s /usr/lib/jvm/java sun/jre/lib/i386/server/libjvm.so /usr/lib/libjvm.so Now you need to install the PostgreSQL development libraries: aptitude install postgresql-server-dev-8.1 And export the JAVA_HOME environment variable: export JAVA_HOME=/usr/lib/jvm/java sun And we are ready to compile and install pljava: cd../../.. make all make install -Configurar o /etc//postgresql8.1/main/postgresql.conf (ultima linha) custom_variable_classes = 'pljava' pljava.classpath='/usr/lib/postgresql/8.1/lib/pljava.jar' 6 / 13

1 And export the JAVA_HOME environment variable: export JAVA_HOME=/usr/lib/jvm/java-1.5.

7 pljava.statement_cache_size = 10 pljava.release_lingering_savepoints = true pljava.vmoptions = ' ' pljava.debug = false descomentar preload libraries='/usr/lib/libjvm.so' Now we must add the JAVA_HOME variable to the /etc/postgresql/8.1/main/environment so postgresql can find the java virtual machine: JAVA_HOME = '/usr/lib/jvm/java sun' Next step will configure the whole "main" cluster to use pljava, installing it in the template1 database all the databases created subsenquentially will be pljava enabled. We must now restart the postgresql server to active the changes in the configuration files: /etc/init.d/postgresql-8.1 restart 7 / 13

1/main/environment so postgresql can find the java virtual machine: JAVA_HOME = '/usr/lib/jvm/java-1.5.

8 -Verificar se o Postgresql está rodando. netstat -l grep postgresql resultado unix 2 [ ACC ] STREAM OUVINDO /var/run/postgresql/.s.pgsql.5433 unix 2 [ ACC ] STREAM OUVINDO /var/run/postgresql/.s.pgsql Se não der certo, substituir o 5.1 por isso abaixo 8 / 13

9 If that's the case for you too, the following fixed for me: 1- Download pljava-src tar.gz to /usr/local/src from &release_id= Extract the files to /usr/local/src/pljava (Trying to follow the steps/paths from the original author) by typing: cd /usr/local/src tar zxvf pljava-src tar.gz 3- Add -jvm to each line that start with SHLIB_LINK. (This may be unnecessary for this version, but I modified it before trying) cd pljava-1.4.0/src/c/pljava vi Makefile 4- Type the following commands (some of them may be unnecessary): cd /usr/local/src/pljava make all make install /etc/init.d/postgresql-8.1 restart su postgres -c "export JAVA_HOME=/usr/lib/jvm/java sun; /usr/lib/postgresql/8.1/bin/psql -d template1 -f /usr/local/src/pljava-1.4.0/src/sql/install.sql" 5- That should be it! You will get some "already exists" errors, but that will be OK because the first try worked partially. 9 / 13

zxvf pljava-src-1.4.0.tar.gz 3- Add -jvm to each line that start with SHLIB_LINK. (This may be unnecessary for this version, but I modified it before trying) cd pljava-1.4.0/src/c/pljava vi Makefile 4- Type the following commands (some of them may be unnecessary): cd /usr/local/src/pljava-1.

10 Reference: END --- Added April 26, Now we need to create a new user for Adempiere to run from I suggest creating the adempiere account: adduser adempiere You have to remember the password you used to create this user, you will need it later on. Now we must enable this user we just created to access the database as the postgres user, which is the system user of the database and will be used by the RUN_ImportAdempiere.sh script to import the database data. Add the following line to /etc/postgresql/8.1/main/pg_hba.conf: host all postgres /32 md5 host all adempiere /32 md5 this lines will allow the RUN_ImportAdempiere.sh script to connect to the database as the postgres user IF the database is in the localhost, and subsenquentially allow the adempiere user (non system) to access from this same address. 10 / 13

you used to create this user, you will need it later on.

11 Note: Running the database configured in localhost isn't probably what you want, as all the clients will need access to this database and the address you tell the script the database runs from will be remembered in the future (but it can be altered). So you should probably put you server external IP address (the address of the eth0 interface i.e.) instead of the address of the previous line. Now we need to change the password of the postgres user in the database, so the script can use it to import its data: su postgres -c "psql --command "ALTER USER postgres PASSWORD '<system_password>'"" ex: su postgres -c "psql --command "ALTER USER postgres PASSWORD 'adempiere'"" You should type in a strong password in <system_password>. This password will be used by the script only and you won't have to remember it after the configuration process is over. At this point we have a running postgresql cluster in which all the newly created databases will support pljava as the backend. From this point on all procedures should be executed as the "adempiere" user we created earlier, so: su adempiere cd ~ 11 / 13

Now we need to change the password of the postgres user in the database, so the script can use it to import its data: su postgres -c "psql --command "ALTER USER postgres PASSWORD

12 So now it is time to download, de-tar and configure the client itself. Download the Adempiere_320.tar.gz file from the Download repository at les.php?group_id= and untar it: tar zxvf Adempiere_320.tar.gz That will create a directory called "Adempiere" in the home directory (by default /home/adempiere/adempiere). With the tarball open, it is time to setup the server. The setup script is graphical and uses X it might be better to login as the adempiere user itself in a X console. If you prefer to use your current user, you may try to issue the following command in a terminal to allow the script run as the adempiere user to connect to your X session: xhost +localhost Note: Please check the man page for the xhost command, as it can be a security problem if used incorrectly. Using ssh to forward X session If you do not or can not use the xhost program, you can use ssh (provided that ssh server has been installed) to forward the X session request: ssh -X -l adempiere localhost In the "adempiere" account, we need to get the two environment variables Adempiere needs to run. Add the following line to /home/adempiere/.bashrc : 12 / 13

With the tarball open, it is time to setup the server. The setup script is graphical and uses X it might be better to login as the adempiere user itself in a X console.

13 export JAVA_HOME=/usr/lib/jvm/java sun export ADEMPIERE_HOME=/home/adempiere/Adempiere Also run that two lines in the command prompt so you don't need to restart the shell. export JAVA_HOME=/usr/lib/jvm/java sun export ADEMPIERE_HOME=/home/adempiere/Adempiere Then it is time to run the setup command: /home/adempiere/adempiere/run_setup.sh 13 / 13

command prompt so you don't need to restart the shell.

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